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Arsenal Wins Against Aston Villa

Arsenal hosted the game versus Aston Villa on Sunday, December 27, 2009.  With these teams both in the top four.  It gave the chance for Villa to show what they are really made of and fight for a Champions League spot but it would be quite difficult to play at the Emirates Stadium.  Alternatively, Arsenal was looking for ways to keep their title hopes alive and needed to win for them to keep up with Man U and Chelsea.  

Cesc Fabregas the Arsenal captain came off to inspire the Gunners to a 3-0 win against Aston Villa which drag them back into the title race of the Barclays Premier League.  The Spaniard, who has not played for a while due to a hamstring problem, scored a superb free-kick on 65 minutes then converted another score to breakaway before he was substituted as a precaution.  Abou Diaby scored another in stop time at Emirates Stadium, curling in a from the edge of the area after a run.

Villa Ready For Hiding

Aston Villa is in cloud nine after a good night and getting third place in a German sausage competition.  But chances are, they could be due a big loss soon. As a matter of fact, it may be sooner than they think.  They may be laying it all down on the line and going all out.  There is a big possibility that Arsenal to win today and win with all their might. There is a moment when a team wipes out a rival and it is high time that Arsenal could do that to Villa. 

With out being prejudice to Aston Villa, they are a good team who have high ranking in the league table and they so deserve it too. They arrived into the Emirates with great confidence which is correct. After all, they have won against Chelsea, Manchester United, and Liverpool in this crusade and have a great feel that they can finish the Grand Slam by winning against us.

Liverpool & Arsenal Weekend Limelight

As Manchester United and Chelsea undergo a Premier League title issue a different battle emerges when Arsenal visit a Liverpool side aiming to protect their status of being part of the big four.  Pre-season specialists predict a five horse title race between Chelsea and United, Liverpool, Arsenal and big-spending Manchester City.  While City is still working out with its squad, has already drawn half of their league matches.  

Liverpool has exerted efforts to win games and Arsenal, eight points off leaders Chelsea with a game in hand, are still troubled by irregularity.  Under pressure Rafa Benitez the Liverpool manager is winning a testing campaign.  His side has lost three league games more than last season and will play in the Europa League after failing to progress beyond the Champions League group stages.  The visit of Arsenal could be the trigger the Spaniard needs.   Arsenal is hunting for its first league win at Anfield since 2003, which would keep them in striking distance with Chelsea and above Tottenham Hotspur their rival from north London.

Arsenal Wins While Manchester Draws

Arsenal got an easy victory against the Wolverhampton in the English Premier League last Saturday.  And Manchester City is still on a drawing streak of five at 3-3 tie versus Burnley.  Wolverhampton tried to demolish the formidable rival with attack but in doing so, exposed more terrain for the Gunners counter attack.  And they suffered two own goals one after the other.  After 28 minutes, Zubar turned Fabregas’s corner into his own as the defender is paying too much attention to Eduardo Arsenal’s striker next to him. Eduardo made a comfortable shot in a rapid counterattack after eight minutes, watching the ball curl right top of the net after hitting the head of Jody Craddock. 

The Wolves had no sign of a rally as Fabregas scored again for Arsenal before the break. Russian striker Andrey Arshavin added another by hitting from the edge of the box in the66th minutes. Manchester United and Arsenal both have 25 points now and the Red Devils are challenging top-positioned Chelsea with 27 points on Sunday at Stamford Bridge.

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